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QUESTION
I have a zip file(.Exe - Self-extracting zip file) that can be extracted using 7zip. As I want to automate the extraction process, I used the below C# code. It is working for the normal 7z files. But facing this issue 'Cannot access the closed Stream', when I trying to extract the specific self-extracting (.Exe) zip file. Fyi. Manually I ensured the 7zip command line version is unzipping the file.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-25 at 11:37Here is one of the workarounds that has worked for me. Instead of 7Zip I have used ZipArchive.
QUESTION
I have recently tried compressing and unzipping files using the NuGet "Squid-Box.SevenZipSharp" However I can't compress them, the error probably comes from the dll library. I have tried downloading 7zip in 32 bit and 64 bit, using both .dll but the error is the same, I can't think of anything to do.
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Answered 2021-Apr-26 at 00:54The error code you're getting (0x80004001) corresponds to the error "Not Implemented" - it comes from the fact that you're trying to use a CompressionMethod that is not supported by the .zip format.
Unless you have specific requirements I'd suggest using CompressionMode.Default
- otherwise the following work with the .zip format:
CompressionMethod.Copy
CompressionMethod.Deflate
CompressionMethod.Deflate64
CompressionMethod.BZip2
CompressionMethod.Lzma
CompressionMethod.Ppmd
That's the answer I got from squid-box on github, just changeCompressionMethod.Lzma2
to CompressionMethod.Lzma
QUESTION
I'm creating ASP.NET Web Application. I need in it to extract some '7z' files.
My code:
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Answered 2021-Jan-11 at 18:14It turned out that 7z.dll needs to be in temporary folder created by IIS. It can be accessed using via Assembly:
QUESTION
I have 7z file, which contains one text file, but the text file is very big. I don't want to extract it to folder. I want to open stream and read the file line by line from 7z on-the-fly without any files creation.
I've found SevenZipSharp library. It has SevenZipExtractor class. But I can't see any possibility to get extracted data (and somehow process) without writing to a file:
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Answered 2020-May-15 at 13:05This is how you can do it with SharpCompress:
QUESTION
Maybe it's just me and I'm doing something really wrong or maybe this is the expected results of the class but I fell like something is wrong with it...
I have made the following test archive (there are also files in the folders but it shouldn't be relative to this question):
I use the follow method to extract a single file (New Text Document.txt
)...
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-21 at 15:35I have submitted an issue to the GitHub repo. At this point I believe it's either a bug that has not been addressed in the past or stepping through extracting a single file at a time was not the intended method for extracting an entire archive. In my example in the question I was targeting trying to extract a single file from an archive without the class processing the entire file (even though it only extracts the single file in the end).
In the grand scheme I was trying to extract an entire archive processing one file at a time (mainly because the messages I was getting from the referenced events where not giving me dependable results such as ONLY processing the one file at a time) manually. This might not be an intended method of getting the archive extracted (maybe just another route to end up with the same results but never used so never complained about).
I ended up trying to extract the entire archive using the following method with success. Getting very dependable messages back from the events describe above. I also added a little more to this example (then what was in my question) to make it completely working code. I mistakenly left out the inStream
reference in the question.
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